What is TeleGeography's Network Pricing Database?
This special pricing suite is a portal to TeleGeography's network pricing data and analysis.
The full suite is made up of 11 modules that correspond to our 11 network pricing data sets, all of which are available for purchase as individual pieces.
Browse each of these unique modules—and get quick answers to other frequent questions—below.
About the Network Pricing Apps:
Business Broadband | DIA | EVPN | EoMPLS
EoSDH/EoSONET | IP Transit | Local Access
SD-WAN | TDM | MPLS VPN | Wavelengths
Other Queries:
How does TeleGeography collect and manage its pricing data?
Who uses TeleGeography's pricing data?
How do I access TeleGeography's pricing data?
What do you get in our Business Broadband dataset?
This module houses an extensive database of broadband service providers, plans, and prices.
Our pricing data includes plan prices and specifications for more than 170 countries. Data reflects public information gathered from service provider websites; it includes details on over 7,000 unique business broadband plans with bandwidths ranging from 8 Kbps to 10 Gbps.
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What do you get in our Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) dataset?
This module houses international dedicated internet access price benchmarks for corporate and retail customers.
TeleGeography surveys service providers who offer dedicated internet access (DIA) and target mid-market/enterprise customers. This includes operators providing services in more than 160 major business capitals across Europe, Asia, North America, Africa, and Latin America. Prices go back to 2006.
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What do you get in our Ethernet Virtual Private Network (EVPN) dataset?
Ethernet VPN—often termed EVPN or VPLS—is a layer 2 Ethernet link sold as two EVPN/VPLS ports, one in each city as part of a multipoint/any-to-any network. TeleGeography’s price benchmark tracks port and capacity charges at capacities ranging from 1 Mbps to 10 GigE.
TeleGeography surveys service providers offering layer 2 Ethernet VPN (EVPN) or VPLS services targeted at mid-market/ enterprise customers. We cover operators providing services in more than 160 major business capitals across Europe, Asia, North America, Africa, and Latin America.
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What do you get in our Ethernet Over MPLS (EoMPLS) dataset?
This module of point-to-point backbone telecom pricing allows users to benchmark Ethernet services on key global routes. This database focus on long-haul city-to-city routes between major global business centers. Both domestic and international routes are covered in our list of tracked and surveyed routes.
Currently, there are more than 150 routes in the database that are actively tracked. Users can locate prices for connections to Africa, Asia-Pacific, Europe, North America, Central America, and South America.
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What do you get in our EoSDH/EoSONET dataset?
EoSDH/EoSONET refers to a Layer 2 dedicated, point-to-point Ethernet private line transport service delivered over a SDH or SONET circuit. In this module, we focus on long-haul city-to-city routes between major global business centers.
Both domestic and international routes are covered in our list of tracked and surveyed routes. Price points for this service are meant to refer to the core transport network service itself between two carrier points-of-presence. Any additional local access, cross connect, or other bundled services are not included in this service; the transport alone is reflected in the collected price points.
Currently, there are more than 150 routes in the database that are actively tracked. Users can locate prices for connections to Africa, Asia-Pacific, Europe, North America, Central America, and South America.
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What do you get in our IP Transit dataset?
This database contains wholesale internet access data points from over 30 carriers in 100 + cities. Calling on more than 500,000 data points, it includes prices for nearly 20 port capacity configurations from 10 Mbps to 100 Gbps, including a variety of committed data rates.
Our surveys capture monthly recurring charges and non-recurring installation charges for a sample of locations, port sizes, and committed data rates. Pricing data is updated quarterly, and is available back to Q2 2005.
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What do you get in our Local Access dataset?
This module focuses on real prices paid by carriers for leased private lines and Ethernet circuits. Our searchable database includes over 500,000 transactional prices for local access circuits from 2012 to the present.
This subscription also includes our semi-annual Local Access Pricing Report, which analyzes and compares trends in local access service pricing, competition, and purchasing patterns.
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What do you get in our SD-WAN dataset?
This database allows users to simulate market pricing for SD-WAN deployments, customized to network configuration.
Pricing for an SD-WAN deployment varies by the size and throughput of the SD-WAN appliance required for each site, as well by pricing model for each SD-WAN service provider. Our SD-WAN Pricing Calculator allows users to model the market rate for an SD-WAN deployment tuned to their required number of sites and mix of capacity requirements across their network.
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What do you get in our TDM dataset?
TDM refers to a point-to-point private line transport service between two locations. In this module, we focus on long-haul city-to-city routes between major global business centers.
The TDM data tables present monthly recurring lease charges and non-recurring installation charges for capacities from 1.5 Mbps (T1) to 2,500 Mbps (STM16-OC48). Currently, there are more than 200 routes in the database that are actively tracked. Users can locate prices for connections to Africa, Asia-Pacific, Europe, North America, Central America, and South America.
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What do you get in our MPLS VPN dataset?
TeleGeography’s price benchmark tracks VPN port and capacity charges at capacity increments between 128 Kbps and 10 GigE.
We surveyed service providers offering MPLS-based layer 3 IP VPN services targeted at mid-market/enterprise customers, as well as operators providing services in more than 160 major business capitals across Europe, Asia, North America, Africa, and Latin America.
Service providers fill out pricing tables for their network VPN services. These tables present monthly recurring charges for capacities between 128 Kbps and 10 Gbps for VPN services. Prices go back to 2006.
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What do you get in our Wavelengths dataset?
Wavelengths are high-capacity point-to-point optical transport services between two locations, using dense wavelength-division multiplexing. In this module, we focus on long-haul city-to-city routes between major global business centers.
TeleGeography directly surveys facilities-based service providers that offer point-to-point wavelength service. Carriers complete a matrix of available routes and capacities and indicate the non-recurring installation fees and monthly recurring charges.
Data is collected on capacities from 1 Gbps to 100 Gbps based on a lease term of one-year. Currently, there are more than 200 routes in our database that are actively tracked. Users can locate prices for connections to Africa, Asia-Pacific, Europe, North America, Central America, and South America.
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How does TeleGeography collect and manage its pricing data?
TeleGeography directly surveys service providers, carriers, and internet backbone operators. Our team also collates public information gathered from service provider websites.
These efforts have resulted in millions of data points that live across our databases. Individual pricing figures are refreshed on a rolling basis; customers are notified after substantial updates to our datasets. We also let our users know when our analysis has been refreshed.
TeleGeography’s pricing data is unique in its geographic scope and its full range of capacity options (2 Mbp through GigE or 10GigE). We know the carrier eco-system. We understand the WAN technology. And we have historic records of data that others simply do not have.
Who uses TeleGeography's pricing data?
We've provided pricing expertise to thousands of service providers, enterprises, equipment makers, investors, and governments.
Our data is used by carrier product teams to track trends and ensure that their price book matches the market.
These tools are also used by end users as a discovery resource, particularly those looking to add sites in unfamiliar geographies or upgrade capacity at existing sites. They look at our trend data—sourced across many providers through long-term relationships—to assess how the market may have changed over the period of their contract and how they might optimize their spend to get more capacity.
Through our work, enterprises looking to transform their WAN—perhaps by adding additional capacity through internet/broadband, upgrading MPLS connections, or using SD-WAN on top of a hybrid underlay network—can get a full view of the options for improving their experience.
How do I access TeleGeography's Network Pricing tools?
Our team is here to help get you set up.
If you have questions about these tools, want to see product samples, or need a quote for getting your team access, email us at sales@telegeography.com.